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    pascoe, do you recommend any courses at present? I would like to chase low hanging fruit initially. I did a full reno years ago and did everything that sherie barber recommended we NOT do. Of course i found this out after i had completed the reno. And no i didnt make $ but raised the rent by about 300pw because it had an unused granny flat. What do you recommend a newbie do to start in the 350k or under price range?

    cheers

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    I have been reading posts for 3 hours and this is the best post so far. I will let my buddy know about it as he already owns a house in woodridge so hopefully it meets the criteria above.

    cheers

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    okay stuffing this up…thanks to both of you

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    oops credited corey and not you for your comments, i wonder if you could a second or two to look at my comments and reply please.cheers.

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    Thanks corey, makes sense to reno significantly, our broker has paired us with westpac and apparently is able to get a reval under 6 months…which he has done for other beinvested clients..I wonder if its because we only buy in major capital cities ( hopefully at a discount) and put in 20% deposits, stamps, and legals all upfront?

    if you still have the appetite corey, how do you go about your research to do a quick reno turnover. I am trying to follow steve mcknight and dymphna’s approach of finding something regional that can be improved and then put back onto the market so looking at: the size of each market, how many houses for sale versus how many under contract…which gives me the percentage of houses selling at a given time, days to sell, renovated versus unrenovated prices, etc etc. I am new to this so trying to figure out the best approach…i have a free 21 day access to propertyinvestar but haven’t logged on yet as i want to do as much research and not waste the 21 days. Okay thats enough from the newbie.

    thanks again

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    makes sense to reno immediately to increase equity/cashflow and access further deposits for next deal. Simple stuff that ive forgotten. Does your lender allow you to access equity within 3-6 months or do you have to wait a full year.

    cheers

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